Nothing is predictable in life, but some things are almost certain.
While most corporate eggheads would use the excuse of the COVID-19 pandemic as a reason not to throw a party to celebrate their 60th birthday, Forbes-rated billionaire Abdulsamad Rabiu would not live in such denial.
Rather, he leans on the obvious COVID-19 realities and helping the less privileged in the society.
On Tuesday, August 4, the billionaire businessman and philanthropist behind Bua Group clocked 60 years, but it was an event devoid of celebration.
Irrespective of a lack of a classic shindig, it didn’t stop the man from being celebrated by friends, relatives, and associates, as felicitations poured in from all directions.
Humble as ever, Rabiu took the emporium from his friends and associates with serious appreciation, confirming the air of simplicity always around him.
A man who enjoys the good things of life, Rabiu is not known to enjoy alone, as his hand of fellowship is known to extend to the less privileged.
Via Bua Foundation, he has committed over N7 billion in cash, foodstuffs, and medical supplies amongst other things to various humanitarian agencies.
And as far as his new age is concerned, his hand of fellowship has been extended to underprivileged individuals.
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